Will it Storm?

Tropical Disturbance Unlikely to Develop into Storm as it Heads towards Yucatan Peninsula

A tropical wave producing disorganized showers in the Caribbean Sea is headed towards Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. While the chances of it developing into a larger storm are low, it bears watching as the region is still recovering from Hurricane Beryl.

It's becoming more unlikely that the disturbance will develop into a tropical depression or tropical storm.

Track the disturbance here:
Tropical Disturbance Track

The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season has already seen four named storms:

• Tropical Storm Alberto
• Hurricane Beryl
• Tropical Storm Chris
• Hurricane Debby

Texas, in particular, was hit hard by Alberto and Beryl, with Beryl making landfall in the Yucatan Peninsula before heading to Texas.

Stay informed on warnings and watches:
Texas Weather Warnings and Watches

And track active storms in the Atlantic:
Hurricane Storm Tracker

Remember, a warning means conditions are expected, while a watch means conditions are possible within 48 hours. Hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30, so stay prepared and keep an eye on the latest developments.